Karen Pilarski is a News Editor at Patch.com. She focuses on a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, crime and justice, and education, with a particular emphasis on public education and school administration in the United States. Karen's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News and the Waukesha Freeman Newspaper.
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By: Karen Pilarski
VERNON — A Vernon pet cemetery that houses the bodies of beloved animals from decades ago is getting another breath of life. A group of neighbors is working to ensure
By: Karen Pilarski
WAUKESHA — After 20 years as executive director of the Humane Animal Welfare Society of Waukesha County, Lynn Olenik has turned her attention to a subject she believes can benefit both animals and people.
By: Karen Pilarski
The Waukesha School District Policy and Government Relations Committee declined to act on proposals for virtual attendance and meeting recordings.
By: Karen Pilarski
VERNON — A Vernon pet cemetery that houses the bodies of beloved animals from decades ago is getting another breath of life.
By: Karen Pilarski
Waukesha School Board declined a motion to revise its animal policy after a therapy dog, Dakota, was found at STEM Elementary.
By: Karen Pilarski
PEWAUKEE — Pewaukee School Board member Mary Larson is facing criticism from community members over her meeting attendance, with some calling for her to resign. Meanwhile, school district officials are
By: Karen Pilarski
Waukesha School District's preliminary budget proposes a 4.79% tax levy increase due to a $4.27M drop in state aid.
By: Karen Pilarski
A diver discovered a 1,000-year-old Indigenous dugout canoe in Pewaukee Lake. The remarkably intact white oak vessel remains on the lakebed.
By: Karen Pilarski
A technical glitch during a live performance taught local musician Brandon Borth that the key to keeping the music going is a library card. He checks out a hotspot at the Delafield Public Library.
